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F(x)=-x+5;g(x)=2f(x) i need to know the horizontal stretch and by. also f(x)=2x+3; g(x)=f(x)+3

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For the first equation:


f(x)=-x+5,g(x)=2f(x)

That's a vertical stretch by 2. If you change f(x) for 'y' you'll see that more clearly:


y=-x+5,g(x)=2y

All 'y' coordinates of the function are now twice as before. This means that the function is stretched vertically.

For the second:


f(x)=x-4,g(x)=-f(x)

We'll change f(x) for 'y' too:


y=x-4,g(x)=-y

That is a reflection over the x axis. This is because in order to go from y to -y all 'y' coordinates of the points on the function have to change from possitive to negative and from negative to possitive. In a graph:

F(x)=-x+5;g(x)=2f(x) i need to know the horizontal stretch and by. also f(x)=2x+3; g-example-1
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